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	<title>Comments on: Women and Search-an Interview with Gord Hotchkiss of Enquiro</title>
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		<title>By: shammara</title>
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		<description>there certainly isn&#039;t enough data, especially on shopping sites, the difference between how men and women use search, navigation, etc. We&#039;re struggling with this ourselves since our studies have shown that women appreciate &quot;social navigation&quot; a lot (ie. narrow by affinity, pros, cons, best uses), while men find it to be in the way of the &quot;fact based navigation&quot; (ie. spec data) they are used to seeing to drill down to the product they&#039;re looking for.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>there certainly isn&#8217;t enough data, especially on shopping sites, the difference between how men and women use search, navigation, etc. We&#8217;re struggling with this ourselves since our studies have shown that women appreciate &#8220;social navigation&#8221; a lot (ie. narrow by affinity, pros, cons, best uses), while men find it to be in the way of the &#8220;fact based navigation&#8221; (ie. spec data) they are used to seeing to drill down to the product they&#8217;re looking for.</p>
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